The Lineup

New York Mets pitcher Carlos Torres wasn't happy about letting the Milwaukee Brewers take a commanding lead in the top of the 13th inning Thursday night, so he punished himself.

Managers don't want to see pitchers doing anything to jeopardize their arms. However, they also don't want their players inflicting pain on themselves.

A series of unintentional happenings turned Thursday’s game between the Atlanta Braves and Colorado Rockies into an ejection-filled, plunking contest.

The drama began in the eighth inning when Rockies outfielder Corey Dickerson nicked a foul ball into the facemask of Braves catcher Gerald Laird.

You are never too old to act like a kid—especially when it comes to playing in the rain.

During a rain delay before Tuesday's game in Philadelphia, the San Diego Padres' Yasmani Grandal and Everth Cabrera made the best of the situation by sliding around on the tarp:

Just because a ball is foul doesn't mean it's traveling any slower.

Mark Sheldon, the Cincinnati Reds reporter for MLB.com, found that out the hard way on Tuesday when San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval stepped up to the plate.

RIP my laptop. Sandoval foul hit it #reds pic.twitter.com/igNCCLeKMp

It's time to answer the age-old question: Could Vladimir Guerrero hit 50 Cent's first pitch?

Okay, maybe that's not an age-old question, but it's still fun to think about.

MLB Fan Cave created this hilarious Vine of the rapper and former MLB star facing off.

Yes, you read that right. Robocop threw out the first pitch at Tuesday's matchup between the Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays.

How did the part-human, part robotic officer do? Some might say the pitch lacked explosion, but you can decide that for yourself.

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Even though Robinson Cano signed a monster contract with the Seattle Mariners this past offseason, he still has the respect of some New York Yankees fans.

That much was evident on Monday night, as one fan at Yankee Stadium took a break from eating to clap for the former New York second baseman:

For all of the brilliant plays Derek Jeter has made throughout his 20-year career, the New York Yankees shortstop is occasionally allowed to make a simple gaffe during a regular-season game.

During Monday's game against the Seattle Mariners, Jeter assumed a ball hit by Kyle Seager had landed in foul territory as left fielder Brett Gardner was unable to make the play.

Recording artist Chance the Rapper was invited to throw out the first pitch in his hometown Friday, and fortunately, he was able to avoid embarrassing himself like 50 Cent did.

Before the Chicago White Sox played the San Diego Padres, Chance tossed the ceremonial ball. He looked poised on the mound, and while his throw was a bit lofty, it successfully reached home plate.

Minnesota Twins second baseman Brian Dozier has already shown off plenty of power this season with 11 home runs, but he's also willing to show off his brains.

To prepare for his team's "Turn Back the Clock" game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Dozier claimed he could solve a Rubik's Cube in 90 seconds. Some of his teammates were intrigued, so they wanted to see what he could do.

The 27-year-old was close, finishing in 96 seconds.